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Every modern model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
2,263 free GLB models
Clubhouse Wall Bay (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4 m clubhouse facade bay: a rendered wall 3 m to the head, a timber plinth and head band and a green sign panel, ported on both ends.
AnimatedCourt Fence Gate (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 3 m fence bay with a 2.1 m mesh gate in it: the same posts and rails as the plain panel, a mesh light over the head and a single leaf that swings out of the court.
Court Windbreak Panel (Tennis Club and Courts)
The same 3 m fence bay with a blue windbreak screen tied over its lower 1.85 m, the band of club colour that backs a court and keeps the wind off it.
Court Fence Panel (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 3 m bay of 3 m high court fencing: charcoal end posts, three rails and a steel wire mesh, ported on both ends so bays run into a full enclosure.
Court Surround Tile (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 6 m square of mown grass surround on the same four ports as the court tile, so the playing surface can be framed in a contrasting colour.
Court Surface Tile (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 6 m square of blue acrylic hard court with faint squeegee bands, ported on all four edges so any number of them tile into a full playing surface.
Court Surface Tile Clay (Tennis Club and Courts)
The same 6 m court module in crushed terracotta clay with brushed lines across it, for a clay court or a mini court beside a hard one.
Mirrored Wall Panel with Barre (Gym and Fitness Studio)
The same mirrored wall module with a timber studio barre on two alloy brackets at 1 m, for the stretch and mobility end of a studio wall.
Mirrored Wall Panel Module (Gym and Fitness Studio)
A 1.2 m by 2.4 m mirrored wall panel on a backing board, with slim alloy stiles, a kick rail along the floor and a head rail. Panels butt on the 1.2 m module through run-left and run-right, so a run tiles along X with a 4 mm shadow gap at each joint.
AnimatedChain Link Fence Gate Bay (Skate Park and Street Sports)
The same 4 m bay with a teal framed access leaf hung on the start post and a latch on the closing stile. The leaf is one node on its hinge line; the mesh inside it is rigid.
Graffiti Wall Panel (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 3 x 2.6 m precast boundary panel on a wide foot, sprayed with five blocks of colour and their outlines. Panels butt edge to edge into a painted wall of any length.
Chain Link Fence Panel (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m bay of 2.4 m park fencing: a capped post on the start end, top and bottom rails and a welded wire grid. The mesh is a simplified rigid grid, not a hanging chain link, so it never moves.
Bowl Corner Wall Section (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A quarter turn of the same bowl wall inside a 3.0 x 3.0 m square, swept about a 1.2 m inner radius. Its two end ports meet straight sections, so four corners and any number of straights close a bowl.
Bowl Coping Edge Piece (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m coping run: a steel coping pipe bedded on a thin painted fillet, sized to the bowl wall deck lip. Its seat port drops onto a bowl straight section's coping port.
Bowl Straight Wall Section (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m run of bowl wall: a 1.5 m transition from the floor to vertical with a 0.3 m deck lip. End ports chain straights and corners into a closed bowl and the coping port takes the coping edge piece. Sink the ring for a below grade bowl.
Five Step Concrete Stair Set (Skate Park and Street Sports)
The same stair run five risers deep, 0.90 m down to the pad: the street set that a handrail and a five stair gap are built around.
Street Stair Handrail (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 1.84 m round steel handrail on two footed posts, pitched to the five step stair set. The foot port drops on the pad and the head port on the top landing.
Three Step Concrete Stair Set (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 2.4 m wide poured stair of three 180 mm risers and 320 mm goings with a 0.5 m top landing and painted nosings. The top port meets a raised pad edge and the rail ports take the matching handrail.
Funbox with Grind Rail (Skate Park and Street Sports)
The funbox with a 3.4 m steel grind rail standing 0.3 m above its deck on two posts. Same footprint and the same end ports.
Concrete Funbox (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m wide funbox: a 2.8 m flat deck 0.6 m up with a bank at each end and painted steel edging on both top lips. Boxes butt end to end along the 4 m grid.
Concrete Bank Ramp (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m wide flat bank rising 0.9 m over a 3 m run, with a painted top edge and a 1 m deck. 4 m front to back, so the deck meets a raised pad block on the 4 m grid; the pad port sits on the low edge.
Half Pipe Mini Ramp Section (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m wide section of a 1.4 m mini ramp: two facing transitions on a poured floor slab, a 2.4 m flat bottom, coping pipes on both lips and 0.4 m decks. Sections butt end to end to make a ramp of any width.
Flat Concrete Ground Tile (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 x 4 m poured concrete pad tile, 150 mm thick, with two shallow saw cut joints across it. Tiles butt edge to edge on the 4 m grid to lay a skate park floor of any size.
Concrete Quarter Pipe Ramp (Skate Park and Street Sports)
A 4 m wide quarter pipe with a 1.6 m transition, a steel coping pipe on the lip and a 0.7 m deck behind it. Rides toward -Z; the pad port sits on the front edge on the 4 m grid.